Urban areas like Austin and Dallas are appealing for growth potential and job markets, but the suburbs and smaller towns offer more unique opportunities (lower entry costs and a steady flow of families and retirees seeking affordability and space).

As you all may know, you will not learn everything there is to know about Multifamily investing in 3 days, but MFM did a great job teaching step by step the process and the different roles in a Multifamily syndication.

My name is Tyler, and I'm currently a college student who recently landed a unique job opportunity starting in June 2025.

We're doing buy & hold for the cash flow so that I can leave my day job and play monopoly full-time. 

jobs attract people.. people need housing.. if this is in balance then things work fine.Austin seemed to grow like crazy with all the jobs. 

This enabled our mother to work towards a better paying job/profession in a dignified manner.

Real estate is not my primary job, and I travel quite a bit, so having the piece of mind that I don't have to worry about the 2am call is absolutely worth the fee. 

The fastest way back is getting a full time job or acquire rental properties/units/apt's since rental income can be used instantly (75% of gross - PITIA monthly payment = net rental Income asap/instantly).All other forms of full doc income receipt of the income to utilize it on a loan application like alimony (needs 3-6 months of receipt + 36 months of continuation).

I did eventually get them evicted and thankfully they didnt trash my property (though they left a lot of trash that cost me $500 to get rid of but o well).The other time this happened was a tenant I moved in who had a good job at a hospital, the hospital had a program where they paid the security deposit and first months rent.

It's your agent's job to play nice with others while also keeping your best interest top of mind.